Ones that are even officially Commander legal until January 15th
Set the scene for your opponent's greatest fears to come to life as shadows turn lethal

The List Creatures (22) 1 Solemn Simulacrum 1 Guttersnipe 1 Young Pyromancer 1 Tunneling Geopede 1 Thermo-Alchemist 1 Harsh Mentor 1 Neheb, the Eternal 1 Firebrand Archer 1 Rampaging Ferocidon 1 Electrostatic Field 1 Spear Spewer 1 Dockside Extortionist 1 Chandra's Incinerator 1 Spitfire Lagac 1 Storm-Kiln Artist 1 Kessig Flamebreather 1 Pain Distributor 1 Gimli, Counter of Kills 1 Charming Scoundrel 1 Unruly Catapult 1 Donna Noble 1 Sunshot Militia Planeswalkers (2) Lands (36) Spells (39) 1 Lightning Bolt 1 Ruby Medallion 1 Mana Flare 1 Sol Ring 1 Manabarbs 1 Lava Spike 1 Repercussion 1 Lightning Greaves 1 Mana Geyser 1 Seething Song 1 Grapeshot 1 Pyrohemia 1 Needle Drop 1 Chaos Warp 1 Blasphemous Act 1 Faithless Looting 1 Vandalblast 1 Fiery Confluence 1 Abrade 1 Blackblade Reforged 1 Light Up the Stage 1 Skewer the Critics 1 Arcane Signet 1 Thrill of Possibility 1 Deflecting Swat 1 Unleash Fury 1 Roiling Vortex 1 Jeska's Will 1 Commander's Plate 1 Court of Ire 1 Descent into Avernus 1 You've Been Caught Stealing 1 Wrenn's Resolve 1 Rising of the Day 1 Fiery Inscription 1 Flick a Coin 1 Throne of Eldraine 1 Tarrian's Soulcleaver 1 Tectonic Hazard Planeswalkers Lets start out strong with the planeswalkers

The Amber cards, while there are some strong glimmers, are more focused on giving buffs and enhancements to other cards, adding to the stats of player cards, or removing stats from opponent cards
The deck then adds a number of spells with strong artifact synergy including card draw (Losheel), +1/+1 counters (Steel Overseer), burn (Ingenious Artillerist), direct damage (Mayhem Devil), drain (Mirkwood Bats, Nadier's Nightblade), and more
The best way to collect foreign-language cards is to play PvP battles and add all the players with foreign characters as your friends, as this is an indication they speak a different language